The Humble Bundle is back, and for a fortnight it will be offering gamers three games that work great on Android devices. The games being offered in this latest pay-what-you-want bundle include Anomaly: Warzone Earth, Osmos, and EDGE. If you pay more than the average price, you will get the indie classic World of Goo. Naturally, all of these games work on Android devices, Windows, Mac and Linux.

To make sure your Android device supports all of these games, check out the demos.

Zynga wants to improve the charity work it already does and has found just the person to head up its efforts: Ken Weber. Weber, who previously worked with The One Campaign and Network For Good, will take the reins of Zynga's charity effort, Zynga.org.

"Essentially what we're trying to develop is a new platform for giving based on our games, integrated into the daily experience of playing our games," Weber recently told The Sydney Morning Herald.

Update: Apparently the original source of our story was off by about $40,000, so we've updated the story to reflect that proper number. We apologize for the error.

Children’s charity (powered by the goodwill of the game industry and the gaming community) Child's Play raised a total of $3,512,345 in 2011. The group also announced that it has raised over $10 million since its launch in 2003. Both are pretty impressive numbers and the group deserves praise and recognition for its continued work on behalf of sick children in 80 hospitals around the world. Here's more from the web site:

Calling it a "socially responsible adventure," MindJolt SGN announced the release of Fluff Friends Rescue. The iOS game, which was developed with the help of the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), challenges players to rescue pets, nurse them back to health, run their own animal shelter and contribute to The HSUS.

Speed Demos Archive is looking for some help to raise money for the Prevent Cancer Foundation, starting on January 4. As you can probably glean from the title of the group, they are dedicated to running through games in the shortest amount of time possible, and enjoy posting their exploits on places like YouTube for notoriety’s sake.

Kotaku points out that those of us who believe in the history and tradition of the video games industry should donate to the American Classic Arcade Museum. The American Classic Arcade Museum is located in New Hampshire's Funspot arcade.

The Humble Indie Bundle 4 has ended, and was the biggest bundle offering to date, selling 435,236 bundles for a total of $2,372,194.97. By the end of the pay-what-you-want DRM-free indie games bundle event, the organizers offered a total of 12 games including Nightsky HD, Cave Story+, Gratuitous Space Battles, Jamestown, Bit.Trip.Runner, Super Meat Boy, Shank, Crayon Physics Deluxe, VVVVVV, Cogs, Hammerfight, And Yet It Moves, and a bundle of soundtracks. 

Non-profit gamer charity The Ablegamers Foundation has awarded the Disabled Veteran Grant 2011 to three disabled veterans - just in time for the holidays. The group awarded two Xbox 360 gaming systems complete with a one-year subscription to Xbox Live Gold, and one completely customized Xbox controller from Evil Controllers to the recipients of its annual event.

The Humble Indie Bundle 4 is on fire, already generating nearly $1.8 million and well over 340,000 bundle sales. The pay-what-you-want promotion has added an additional five games into the mix from Humble Indie Bundle 3 as well as their full soundtracks. To get all these extras, consumers simply need to pay more than the average price of $5.16.

Charity event Play for Good has launched, with the proceeds of this initiative going to SpecialEffect, a charity dedicated to helping young people with disabilities enjoy computer games in the UK. For many disabled children, the majority of computer games are simply too difficult to play, but with the help of this charity families can learn which games are accessible, and how to adapt those games that aren't more accessible.

On December 2 we told you that video game charity Get-Well Gamers Foundation would be celebrating its 10th anniversary on December 3 with a special holiday event supported by IGDA LA (the International Game Developers' Association's Los Angeles Chapter) and WIGI (Women in Games International). The celebration commemorated ten years of helping sick kids by giving them toys and games to keep their minds off their medical treatments and serious illnesses.

Update: The line-up of games for the Humble Indie Bundle has been confirmed because it has launched. One correction - the Red Cross replaces the Electronic Frontier Foundation as a charity you can donate to this time around, alongside Child's Play. Thanks to EZK for pointing that out. Original story below:

Gamer and game industry-powered children's charity Child's Play has managed to raise an impressive $1.5 million in 2011 so far, with over $10 million donations made to date since it was launched by Penny Arcade's founders in 2003. This year's target number is $2 million, which is still a reachable goal before January 1, 2012.

The Humble Introversion Bundle closed earlier this week, selling 190,261 bundles for a grand total of $778,643.57.  The dough will be divided up between Humble Bundle itself, the developers of the games included in the bundle, and two charities: the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Child’s Play.

As always seems to be the case, Linux users paid the most, averaging $8.78 with Mac users following at $5.90 and Windows users bringing up the rear at $3.40.

The AbleGamers Foundation, a charity and advocacy group dedicated to finding and highlighting games and technology that enable disabled gamers to play games, has released its 2011 Holiday Shopping Guide For Disabled Gamers. This annual list is the compilation of the very best technology and devices available that are tailored for gamers with disabilities. The 2011 edition of the guide includes some annual favorites of the group, along with game controller technology, and more.

Video game charity Get-Well Gamers Foundation celebrates its 10th anniversary December 3, with a special holiday event supported by IGDA LA (the International Game Developers' Association's Los Angeles Chapter) and WIGI (Women in Games International). They are celebrating ten years of helping sick kids by giving them something to do while waiting for serious medical treatments.

The game industry's involvement in the mustachioed charity event, Movember, managed to raise $132,000. That money was raised by 1082 individuals spread across 42 teams. 

With barely five days until the end of the latest Humble Bundle, it looks like the latest - the Humble Introversion Bundle - is on track to rake in the big bucks for the various games' developers, the EFF and Child's Play. At the time of this writing, right around 163,599 bundles have been sold, raising approximately $666,831.18 so far. With five more says to go, it's possible that the latest DRM-free bundle offering from Introversion will beat last month's Humble Voxatron Bundle - which raised $902,448.

Customers who pay more than the average price for the Humble Introversion Bundle will get Dungeons of Dredmor for free. The pay-what-you-want bundle that lets consumers divide the money up between the game's developer, Child's Play, or Electronic Frontier Foundation can get Uplink, Darwinia, DEFCON, Multiwinia, and two bonus prototype games - the Voxel Tech Demo and the Subversion City Demo. These last two are prototypes, or works in progress. If you pay more than the average price currently being offered, you can also get Crayon Physics Deluxe and Aquaria.

The six-day charity marathon, Desert Bus For Hope, has finally made it to its destination and its cargo seems to be suitcases full of cash for the Child's Play Charity. After six full days (150 hours) of playing the ultra-boring "Desert Bus" mini-game from the unreleased Sega CD game Penn and Teller's Smoke and Mirrors, the group that included the creators of the Loading, Ready Run web show and other masochists managed to raise $378,895 for the Child's Play charity.

Another week, another Humble Bundle. This time out Introversion's line-up of games are the focal point of the bundle. By choosing to pay what you want (and divvying that money up between the game's developer or the Child's Play or Electronic Frontier Foundation charities), you can get Uplink, Darwinia, DEFCON, Multiwinia, and two bonus prototype games - the Voxel Tech Demo and the Subversion City Demo. These are prototypes which means they are works in progress.

Sadly we missed the beginning of this year's Desert Bus for Hope charity, but the good news is that it is still going on and you can get involved if you haven't already.

UK game industry charity GamesAid announced the results of its recent Gem Golf & Spa Day event for charity. According to the group, they managed to raise £62,607.56 this year. The event, which took place on June 30, invited members of the game industry to play a day of friendly golf tournaments or get spa treatments. All proceeds will be donated to GamesAid's chosen charities. This year’s take was also a 19 percent increase over the 2010 event.

Six men in Scotland are going to war this weekend, but the fight isn't for the survival of the human race - it's for a good cause. They will take part in a 48-hour Gears of War marathon to benefit their favorite charity. The six combatants taking part in the 48 hour Horde 4 Charity event are Sean Kiddie, Colin Henderson, Alistair Cowan, Kyle Hatch, Stephen King (not the horror writer), and Neil Castle.

UK-based game industry charity GamesAid has announced a date and venue for its next Darts Night, the proceeds of which will go towards "a diverse range of charities." The next GamesAid Darts Night will take place on November 23 at The Horseshoe pub (24 Clerkenwell Close, EC1R 0AG) in London. MPG Universal have signed on as the event’s official sponsor.

The Humble Voxatron Debut today added more games and an updated version of Voxatron as the "pay what you want" indie game promotion continues rake in hundreds-of-thousands of dollars for its developers and supported charities including Child's Play and the Electronic Frontier Foundation.

Gamers Outreach celebrates the fourth anniversary of their military division, Fun for Our Troops this month. The organization provides games and hardware to U.S. military troops - something it has been doing since its inception in 2007. Gamers Outreach collects new and used video game and console donations, which they use to create video game care packages for troops serving overseas in areas of Afghanistan and Iraq. To date, they have sent a total of 332 packages (and over 2000 games) to individual troops, units, and MWRs throughout the world.

The Child's Play 2011 Charity Drive officially kicked off this week, targeting a goal of around $2 million in donations. The charity created by Penny Arcade is dedicated to bringing games and gaming hardware to sick children in hospitals around the world. So far, over $450,000 in donations have already been received this year. To date Child's Play has raised a total of $9 million since its launch in 2003.

Just one day in and the latest Humble Bundle has added two games to sweeten the pot. Now when you buy Humble Voxatron Debut you'll get The Binding of Isaac and Blocks That Matter. The Binding of Isaac is an action RPG from Edmund McMillen and Florian Himsl that reimagines characters from the Old Testament complete with "Legend of Zelda-esque dungeons, Robotron-esque run-and-gun, and action-RPG progression." The recently launched Halloween update adds a new chapter, new bosses, new enemies, new items, a new character, a new ending, and more.